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Paul Haney
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Our commercial copy of "You Talk Too Much" (Roulette 4304) states a time of (2:12) but actually runs (2:35).
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eriejwg
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Here's a question, for all the versions running 2:28 or so, does the 45 run slower, or are those versions sped up?
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Answered my own question, LOL. I compared a version running 2:35 with my Billboard Top Rock 'N Roll Hits 1960 version running 2:28 and the Billboard version is definitely faster.
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The 45 rpm of Ric #972 is the exact same recording of You Talk Too Much, but it appears to run just a fraction of a second faster. My digital timing of it fell right at 2:35:000 (while the digital timing of my Roulette 45 came out to be 2:35:876). when I A/B'd them (playing my digital dub of the Ric single while playing the Roulette 45 live on the turntable) the Ric version did play faster. BTW the Ric label gives a time of 2:21.
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Topic: "You Talk Too Much" - Joe Jones
